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Predictive Analytics – QTA 405

End Term Project


RBA 2024-26
Marks :60

The dataset provided contains time series data representing a particular variable over a period.
Tasks:
Data Importing and Preprocessing:
 Load the time series dataset into Python.
 Check the structure and summary statistics of the dataset.
 Handle any missing values or inconsistencies if present.
Time Series Visualization:
 Create a time series plot to visualize the trend and seasonality in the data.
 Plot other relevant graphs such as a histogram to understand the distribution of the data.
Moving Average:
 Implement the moving average method to smooth the time series data.
 Choose an appropriate window size for the moving average.
 Plot the original time series data along with the smoothed data using moving average.
Exponential Smoothing:
 Apply Simple/Double and Triple exponential smoothing to the time series data using different
smoothing parameters (e.g., alpha).
 Compare the results of exponential smoothing with the original data and moving average.
 Plot the original time series data along with the smoothed data using exponential smoothing.
ARIMA Modelling:
 Conduct a time series decomposition to identify trend, seasonality, and residual components.
 Determine the appropriate parameters (p, d, q) for the ARIMA model using autocorrelation
and partial autocorrelation plots.
 Fit an ARIMA model to the time series data.
 Validate the ARIMA model using diagnostic plots and statistical tests.
 Forecast future values of the time series using the ARIMA model.
Prediction Task:
 Select the best-performing model (moving average, exponential smoothing, or ARIMA) based
on forecasting accuracy.
 Make predictions for future values of the time series using the selected model.
Documentation and Presentation

 Introduction:

 Briefly introduce the project, the dataset, and the objectives.

 Data Importing and Preprocessing:

 Explain how the data was imported and any preprocessing steps taken, including
handling missing values, outliers, and any transformations applied.

 Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA):

 Present summary statistics and initial visualizations (line plot, histogram, etc.) to
show the data’s distribution, trends, and seasonality.

 Stationarity and Differencing:

 Discuss stationarity tests and any differencing applied to the data to make it
stationary.

 Moving Average and Exponential Smoothing:

 Explain the moving average method, chosen window size, and smoothing parameters
for exponential smoothing. Present corresponding plots and compare them with the
original data.

 ARIMA Modelling:

 Describe the time series decomposition into trend, seasonality, and residuals.
 Show autocorrelation and partial autocorrelation plots used to select ARIMA
parameters.
 Present the fitted ARIMA model and diagnostic plots.

 Model Evaluation and Comparison:

 Present the evaluation metrics (MAE, MSE, RMSE, etc.) for each model.
 Compare the performance of different models and explain which one was selected as
the best-performing model.

 Forecasting and Predictions:

 Show the forecasted values using the selected model.


 Present any visualizations of future predictions and discuss their implications.
Conclusion:

 Summarize the key findings, the best-performing model, and its effectiveness in
forecasting.
 Discuss any limitations encountered and potential future work or improvements.

Deliverables :

1. PPT
2. Write up covering all the points.

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